2016 Nissan GTR Nismo

Posted by nissan On March 29, 2015 0 Comment

The 600 hp beats from Nissan is ready. It will cost expensive, but it is worth. New 2016 Nissan GTR Nismo will hit the roads and leave all spectators without breath, wishing they have such car. Exotic segment will get new vehicle, since 600 ponies from the new Nissan GTR Nismo won’t leave competition without answer. So far, this could be the biggest refresh for 2016 season.

2016 Nissan GTR Nismo engine

Regular GT-R in 2016 will be powered from 3.8-liter, V-6 engine which was used earlier. The Nismo is performance tuned version of base models, and to boost performance, engine should get refreshment and upgrade. Of course, other systems are improved also. So, 2016 Nissan GTR Nismo will get power from 3.8-liter, high-capacity twin-turbocharged V6 engine, which should be good for 600 hp. However, brakes and suspension will give additional contribution. Torque level is expected somewhere around 500 lb-ft. Aerodynamics are also boosting performance. Rear stabilizer bar is tuned for Nismo model.

2016 Nissan GTR Nismo redesign

There are few notable design changes on 2016 Nissan GTR Nismo. First of all, visual appearance is refreshed. Car is aggressive and very attractive, and that is expected from exotic vehicle. Everything on GTR Nismo’s styling is about weight. A lot of use of carbon fiber and aluminum will make parts and car easier. There are new 20-inch super-lightweight forged-alloy black wheels installed. Tires won’t slip easily at hard acceleration because of the knurled beads. We can also see additional cooling air ducts. Also, new on the car is trunk lid with half of the weight that is placed on regular model. Painting is greatly done, so even for sharp eyes will be tough to spot differences. On the back of the car is dry carbon fiber spoiler, which should keep 2016 GTR Nismo on the road with its might downforce.

2016 Nissan GTR Nismo interior

The 2016 Nissan GTR Nismo will be offered in limited edition. Interior comfort is boosted with leather-appointed front seats colored in black, with red Alcantara accents. For this vehicle, seats are modified to offer best comfort and pleasure. So, even high speeds that 600 hp-rated powertain produces won’t make you feel bad. Tachometer gets new look with vivid red color.

2016 Nissan GT-R

specifications:

year:

2016

make:

Nissan

Model:

GT-R

price:

$ 101770

Engine:

V6

Transmission:

Dual clutch sequential 6-speed

Horsepower @ RPM:

545 @ 6400

MPG(Cty):

16

MPG(Hwy):

23

Torque @ RPM:

463 @ 3200

Displacement:

3.8 L

0-60 time:

3 sec.

Top Speed:

196 mph

Nissan entered the select group of high-performance manufacturers back in 1969, when the first-generation Skyline GT-R was introduced. Initially available only as a four-door sedan , the Skyline GT-R quickly made a name for itself on the street and the track, evolving into a coupe that went on to dominate the local motorsport scene. The R32 was the first to make an impact in other markets, with the R33 and R34 models enhancing the GT-R’s aura abroad. The sports car we all know today was launched in 2007, five years after Nissan decided to separate the GT-R line from the Skyline name. Already eight years old, the current GT-R is quietly awaiting for its hybrid successor to arrive, while receiving mild updates to keep it fresh for a few more years. For 2016, Nissan has introduced yet another update, which is already available for the Japanese market as a 2015 model year before traveling across the Pacific and into U.S. dealerships.

The revised GT-R is basically an undercover 2015 model, with no major upgrades inside and out. The familiar, 3.8-liter, V-6 engine carries over unchanged as well, but the lack of drivetrain updates is counterbalanced by numerous enhancements in the suspension and brake department. All told, the 2016 GT-R is a more stable and precise sports car ready to tackle race tracks the world over for a few more years.

Updated 03/16/2015: Nissan announced prices for the 2016 GT-R sports car which is now available at select dealers in the United States. Price will start from $101,770 for the GT-R Premium version and will go up to $149,990 for the GT-R Nismo versions.